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- Fortunately he made it to the pub before the storm ........*^*
Question 1:
Fortunately he made it to the pub before the storm ........*^* A. broke
B. fell
C. dropped
D. collapsed
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Simple Present (2) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- The other ....... in this anecdote is a young woman called Sally Fairweather.
- She too lives in this ....... and remote village where Andrew has his cottage.
- Now Sally is an entirely different kettle of fish. Her philosophy runs as follows: "Worrying never gets you*^*anywhere and life is too short to ....... time imagining the worst."
- In a word she is the complete ....... in temperament of Andrew. Here comes another cliche: opposites attract.
- But you must remember that two years ago the two main characters hadn't met, which was surprising when*^*you consider the close ....... of Andrew's cottage and Sally's.
- If you take the first left after the post office, you come to Sally's place and if you take the second ....... to the*^*right after that you come to the cottage where Andrew lives.
- The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which ....... a very significant part in English life.
- It was late April and the sun had disappeared behind dark heavy rain clouds but Andrew had already set .......*^*for the local pub.
- Naturally he had his umbrella with him and a heavy coat ....... that aphorism his mother always used: "Never*^*cast a clout (remove an article of clothing) before May is out."
- Fortunately he made it to the pub before the storm ........*^*
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